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In fact, three common items you’d find in your kitchen were linked tocancerin 2022.
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Of course, this raises many questions: How harmful are these items, exactly?
Should you get rid of them completely, or is moderate exposure and usage still safe?
Finally, what are the implications of these scientific findings today and beyond?
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Keep reading to uncover some of the answers to these burning questions.
Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substancesorPFASare synthetic chemicals used in items like waterproof clothing, cleaning products, and nonstick cookware.
Not only that, but it used human samples from previously gathered blood and tissue of over 200,000 people.
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Of these samples, 50 were found to have developed liver cancer.
So, how does all of this affect you and your future omelet-flipping endeavors?
Findings like these can feel defeating because it seems impossible to win, right?
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On one hand, experts say to avoid drinking soda because of the added sugar.
For 2023, you may benefit from seeking out balance when it comes to your favorite beverages.
